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Monday, November 17, 2014

An Early Snowfall in Rotterdam, New York

When Eric woke me up this morning, he said, "Today you'll have a good blog post."  Curiosity pushed me bound out of my warm bed.






There it was...
a blanket of snow
about an inch deep.







According to the morning's news, about half of the United States is covered with snow this morning. That monster storm that hit Alaska last week is still affecting weather across the country.










The slide topper is
weighed down with
now. 








Even though it's snowy outside, Eric and I are toasty warm in our motorhome.







The middle of the street
is clear.












The even coating of snow
on this roof shows that
the attic is well insulated.









The lack of an even snow
cover on this roof shows
that the attic isn't well
insulated.










It's raining...

35 degrees Fahrenheit













Snow slides off
solar panels.











A slushy driveway

If it isn't cleared, it will
freeze in lumpy ruts.







Snow covered harvest
decorations






Footprints going toward
the house, then away... 












There are still leaves 
on the trees.

The fallen leaves will
be harder to rake
when they are soggy.







The steep pitch of this
house's entry has
 less snow.








I see footprints across
the rear section of
a roof.






They continue across the
side section of the roof.






This section of sidewalk
on Princetown Road
needs to be cleared.






The Christmas decorations
look great in the snowy
surroundings.



I look forward to warmer temperatures and melting snow that will make this morning's walk a memory.

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